Tuesday, November 14, 2017

The Syrian Civil Defense was founded in 2013 with the stated goal of rescuing victims of Syrian Government airstrikes. The members of this organization are known as "White Helmets." The Syrian Civil Defense is said to be impartial with no connections to rebel groups, let alone extremist groups. The White Helmets have been lauded by US media as heros and have been used to demonize the Syrian Government. This campaign has been incredibly effective, with the White Helmets being nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize, and a documentary about them winning an Oscar.

Evidence has emerged in the past that has all but proven that the White Helmets have connections to extremist groups. Despite this, western media continues to discount this evidence and call anyone sharing it a conspiracy theorist. News outlets that have called this a conspiracy in 2017 alone include the New York Times, Huffington Post, Business Insider and the Daily Beast.

The public Facebook profiles of individual White Helmets members prove that a huge percentage of them have connections to extremist groups, or at least sympathize with them. Several Facebook profiles have been discovered before by others, but I have discovered many more. A total of 65 White Helmet Facebook profiles are documented in this article. These White Helmets have praised suicide bombers, posted photos of Bin Laden and of ISIS flags. The evidence here is so overwhelming that it becomes comical. The White Helmets featured in this article have shown support for the following groups:

Majd Khalaf-
Posted a photo of ISIS member "Deso Dogg" as well as Ahrar al-Sham media.

Ahmed Ibrahim-
Posted photos of White Helmets with Jaish al-Fateh flags. Jaish al-Fateh is a jihadist coalition led by al-Qaeda. He also posts a photo of Abdullah Muhaysini, an internationally designated al-Qaeda terrorist.

Mustafa Ahmad Age-
Posted a photo of himself after the capture of Idlib in 2015. An Ahrar al-Sham flag is visible in the background.